A leading British medical journal is contending the effectiveness of Tamiflu, a flu drug produced by manufacturer Rothe, claiming that there is no evidence to show the drug can actually stop the flu. The drug has been stockpiled in dozens of countries worldwide in the case of a global flu outbreak and was used widely… Read more »
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In a move sure to please vegans and vegetarians, and equally sure to anger meat lovers, the Los Angeles City Council passed a resolution urging residents to pledge they won’t eat meat on Mondays. The resolution, which the Los Angeles Daily News reports passed 14-0, does not have the force of law and the council… Read more »
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Some studies have suggested that maternal immune activation during pregnancy can cause deficiencies in fetal neurodevelopment. Generally, infectious disease is the most common path to maternal immune activation during pregnancy. This begs the question: Does the occurrence of common infections, febrile episodes, and the use of antibiotics by a mother during pregnancy increase the risk… Read more »
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A Nesquik recall due to salmonella contamination, one of many overall salmonella recalls in 2012 in the world of shelf-stable groceries, affects three varieties of the product — but the company assures consumers that much of their product line is still safe to consume. The Nesquik recall does not affect the ready to drink or… Read more »
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A man who posted on Reddit that he had taken a positive pregnancy test was informed that he may have a testicular tumor. The man posted a comic saying that he had used a pregnancy test left in the bathroom cabinet by his ex-girlfriend. The test turned up two pink lines, and the man joked… Read more »
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A new study has shown that a “fringe” alternative treatment for heart disease, called chelation, is very effective at preventing heart problems. The report, however, is so controversial that even the study’s lead author is questioning the results. The patients involved in the study previously suffered a heart attack. They were each assigned to receive… Read more »
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DeBary, FL – Many people dread visits to the dentist. While sitting in the dentist chair, awaiting that tooth removal or cavity filling or whatever-it-is-its-going-to-hurt, you are filled with dread … until a little nitrous oxide comes to save the day and make everyone more relaxed. When anticipating extreme pain at the hands of your… Read more »
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Nail-biting may soon be considered a type of obsessive compulsive disorder in the upcoming version of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM). Nail-biting is currently listed as “not otherwise classified.” The DSM will also include other “pathological grooming” habits such as skin-picking and hair-pulling. Dr. Nilay Shah, medical director of the Integrated… Read more »
Taking antidepressants during pregnancy could pose serious health risks to both mother and child, according to a recent study. CBS News reports new data has revealed that taking SSRI antidepressants during pregnancy could lead to miscarriage, premature birth, and health problems. Prozac, Zoloft, Paxil, and Lexapro are popular SSRIs prescribed by doctors. In addition to… Read more »
A popular hair product fire risk has been alleged after users who applied heat to the substance say that they were burned as result. The hair product said to cause a fire risk is Garnier Fructis Sleek and Shine Anti Frizz Serum used for styling hair and often combined with blow drying or flat ironing…. Read more »
According to a new study, smokers miss more work than people who do not smoke. Researchers at the University of Nottingham, UK, found that smokers miss two to three more days of work every year compared to their non-smoking co-workers. According to the study, that means that smoking costs UK employers about 1.4 billion pounds,… Read more »
New York City, NY – Flooded subway systems have brought a plethora of rats out of hiding in the wake of Hurricane Sandy. More than half a dozen subway tunnels are filled with water, allowing the usually reclusive rats to feast heartily during their extended stay on the surface. Positive Pest Management Corporation exterminator Benett… Read more »
Did you know that one out of five Americans will develop skin cancer during their lifetime? Did you know that skin cancer is the most diagnosed type of cancer? Learn more about skin cancer with the following infographic: by spacechimpmedia. Browse more infographics.
The recent lawsuits against energy drink manufacturers prompted Popular Science to investigate how much caffeine it would take to kill a person. Although caffeine drinks enjoyed in moderation are generally deemed safe, some experts believe consuming too much could pose serious health risks. Earlier this year, a coroner’s reported cited the drinking of Coca-Cola in… Read more »
A new study has just been published which shows that teens with smartphones are more likely to have sex and meet people online for sex than those who have regular non-internet connected phones. The study is not without its critics, with some saying that the study doesn’t make it clear if smartphones are influencing teens’… Read more »
A new study suggests that depression and stress can lead to lapses in proper use of birth control. The study, presented on Monday at the annual meeting of American Public Health Association, found that women with moderate to severe depression and stress symptoms were “less likely to use contraception consistently — that is, use it… Read more »
Breast cancer screenings can save lives despite the argument that over diagnosis causes problems which may have never existed in some women, Reuters reports. An independent review released on breast cancer screenings was released by the The Lancet medical journal and commissioned by Cancer Research UK (CRUK) and Britain’s Department of Health. An intense debate… Read more »
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Smartphones could pose unexpected health risks, according to the Globe and Mail. While you may not think of your mobile device as a treasure trove of icky bacteria, these gadgets often contain more germs than many people initially realize. “We’re feeding the little creatures. We’ve all seen that greasy smear [on the touch screen]. Where… Read more »
A Texas teenager whose mother died of breast cancer was sent home from school for “going overboard” with an awareness costume on Pink Day. Dustin Drake was reportedly told to leave the school when the costume he wore to honor his mother was allegedly deemed inappropriate for school. The 17-year-old student wore a bright pink… Read more »
The flu shot is a great way to protect against influenza. It may also be the next big drug capable of lessening the chances of a heart attack, according to a new Canadian study. According to new research, people who receive the flu vaccine are 50 percent less likely to have a stroke or suffer… Read more »
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